STENA METALL AB - Stena Metall Group
STENA METALL AB - Stena Metall Group
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Recycling | Russia<br />
Recycling | Russia<br />
A growing share of <strong>Stena</strong>’s volume in<br />
Russia is being collected directly at the<br />
source, from industrial customers or<br />
through the growing demolition business.<br />
Investments in new transport equipment<br />
and containers are contributing to higher<br />
efficiency and better service.<br />
Chermet Invest<br />
The <strong>Stena</strong> <strong>Metall</strong> <strong>Group</strong> collects, processes<br />
and trades scrap in Russia. The majority<br />
of its volume is sold to export markets<br />
through the port of St. Petersburg, while a<br />
small share is sold to local steel mills.<br />
Russian ferrous scrap maintains a high<br />
quality and is sought after locally and in<br />
the export market.<br />
Country Manager and<br />
Ferrous and Non-Ferrous<br />
Area Director in Russia<br />
Ulf Scholander<br />
Capacity in the Russian steel industry is<br />
on the rise. The resulting demand for<br />
scrap is making Russia an important home<br />
market for <strong>Stena</strong>. The prospects are promising:<br />
Russia is Europe’s largest scrap market<br />
and its economy is growing strongly.<br />
The volume of scrap <strong>Stena</strong> handles is<br />
clearly rising. A large share is construction<br />
scrap, some collected from demolition<br />
projects, which has become a growing<br />
business. Cooperation with Russian<br />
scrap suppliers is developing in several<br />
ways. Investments in two mobile presses<br />
have raised the efficiency of the services<br />
offered to customers in St. Petersburg and<br />
Moscow. With a new mobile shears, production<br />
will continue to improve in the<br />
future.<br />
Collection systems with containers are<br />
offered to customers from whom <strong>Stena</strong><br />
collects scrap.<br />
The new scrapyard scheduled to be<br />
opened in St. Petersburg in autumn 2005<br />
will be the largest of the five <strong>Stena</strong> operates<br />
in the country.<br />
Ferrous and non-ferrous metal processing at one of <strong>Stena</strong>’s scrapyards in St. Petersburg.<br />
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